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Potential diamond factory discovered at center of Earth Illustration of Earth's layers

Potential diamond factory discovered at center of Earth

$9.2M grant to UChicago computer scientists will improve graph analytics Abstract illustration representing a computer network

$9.2M grant to UChicago computer scientists will improve graph analytics

How a ‘doctor for batteries’ is creating innovative technology to tackle climate change Prof Shirley Meng in Argonne Lab standing in front of a server bank. She's wearing goggles, a yellow lab coat, and holding two lithium batteries in her outstretched hands.

How a ‘doctor for batteries’ is creating innovative technology to tackle climate change

Is a book hidden inside a decades-old piece of concrete? Scientists seek answers to art mystery Concrete book

Is a book hidden inside a decades-old piece of concrete? Scientists seek answers to art mystery

Argonne National Laboratory to establish center on climate change impact in Chicago Woman at a podium for a press conference with a green backdrop and dozens of people in audience

Argonne National Laboratory to establish center on climate change impact in Chicago

New $12.5 million center at UChicago to investigate zero-emission hydrogen energy Prof. Laura Gagliardi at a desk with two models of molecules

New $12.5 million center at UChicago to investigate zero-emission hydrogen energy

John P. Schiffer, nuclear physicist, 1930-2022 Black and white photo of Schiffer smiling at a desk with chalkboard visible in background

John P. Schiffer, nuclear physicist, 1930-2022

Chicago expands and activates quantum network, taking steps toward a secure quantum internet Quantum network

Chicago expands and activates quantum network, taking steps toward a secure quantum internet

New qubit platform could transform quantum information science and technology Blue rays

New qubit platform could transform quantum information science and technology

Scientists shave ‘hairs’ off nanocrystals to improve their electronic properties Particles self assemble into supercrystals

Scientists shave ‘hairs’ off nanocrystals to improve their electronic properties